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Richard Harrison wrote:
Roy, W7EL wrote: "The average power is therefore relatively small, much smaller than the ptoduct of RMS volts times RMS amps." I have not read the thread, but I recall from some old memory store that rms volts times rms amps is one of the definitions of "average power". Time to dust off your old circuit analysis text, then. Pay special attention to the discussion of "imaginary power" or "vars". Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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